Jon Drinks Water #4912 Gaudianello Sparkling Natural Mineral Water VS Fiuggi Natural Spring Water

"Jon Drinks Water #4912 Gaudianello Sparkling Natural Mineral Water VS Fiuggi Natural Spring Water" is a water review video from Jon Drinks Water, episode #4912 of the series.

Featured waters

Fiuggi Natural Spring Water, Gaudianello Sparkling Natural Mineral Water.

What Jonathan decided

Fiuggi (still) = winner, moves on; Gaudianello average for sparkling, eliminated

Fiuggi Natural Spring Water

Fiuggi was part of the field that Iceland beat in this five-way round. No specific complaint was recorded for it here; it simply did not advance.

About Fiuggi Natural Spring Water

Fiuggi is a natural spring water from the town of Fiuggi in the Monti Ernici mountains, about 60 miles southeast of Rome, Italy, with the brand registered in 1889. It has been known since Roman times, and both Pope Boniface VIII and Michelangelo praised it. It is a very low-mineral oligomineral water, light and easy to drink, and it was the official water of Jubilee 2000.

Gaudianello Sparkling Natural Mineral Water

The still Fiuggi moved on and Gaudianello got eliminated. It was average for a sparkling water, and I tend to prefer still anyway, so this was not a shock.

About Gaudianello Sparkling Natural Mineral Water

Gaudianello is a naturally sparkling mineral water from springs on Mount Vulture, an extinct volcano in southern Italy. The spring has been known since Roman times. It is medium-minerality water owned by Bucci SRL, sold in big 1.5-liter "Festosa" bottles in the US through importers.